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baruman 05-03-2014 11:55 AM

Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Where can I get seedling plants? I want true platanos that you can fry for tostones or maduros or some cold hardy equivalent.

Abnshrek 05-03-2014 12:34 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by baruman (Post 244123)
Where can I get seedling plants? I want true platanos that you can fry for tostones or maduros or some cold hardy equivalent.

I don't think they are cold-hardy but come winter you could attempt to protect them and see how they come out.. Where you plant them can help them too.. On the South -side of the house, and brick really tends to help as well.. :^)

baruman 05-03-2014 12:43 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Abnshrek (Post 244126)
I don't think they are cold-hardy but come winter you could attempt to protect them and see how they come out.. Where you plant them can help them too.. On the South -side of the house, and brick really tends to help as well.. :^)

Thanks. But what kind (name) should I get and where do I find them for sale?

edzone9 07-23-2014 07:57 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Try PR Dwarf Plantain, Super Plantain , FHIA 21 , Or The Maricongo..

Good luck I love plantains too:08:

vitin6039 07-28-2014 03:42 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
I started growing Maricongos I brought from P.R last year and I do have a few large pups for sale. They are 100% Maricongos straight from P.R. great for Tostones, Aranitas and Mofongo. My Plant in about 8.5 feet tall and I think i should flower at the end of this year. See my other post for references.

I will add some pictures later when I get home.

Note:
Send me PM for details on buying Maricongo Pups.






edzone9 09-23-2014 06:33 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Hello I would like 1 Maricongo Pup..
Ed

Toney 12-12-2014 02:57 AM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
I don't think they are cold-hardy but come winter you could attempt to protect them and see how they come out.. Where you plant them can help them too.. On the South -side of the house, and brick really tends to help as well.. :^)

bananimal 12-14-2014 10:02 AM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
Lowes has been selling ARH this year. African Rhino Horn. Started a mat with 2 pups - one from Lowes and one from Keith.

PR-Giants 12-14-2014 12:23 PM

Re: Caribbean "Platano" Plants
 
I would recommend planting several different Platano cultivars to see which grows best for you. I just finished eating 3 different cultivars, African Rhino Horn, Dwarf Cuban, and Maricongo, and they all tasted great. :08:


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